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From: rn10+@andrew.cmu.edu (Ronald J. Notarius)
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Subject: Re: Looking for Computer Folklore
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Date: 17 Mar 89 17:42:28 GMT
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Old computers never die (anymore), they show up on home shopping networks...

I received a COMB catalog in yesterday's mail.  In it they advertise a Lisa 2.
Yes, a Lisa 2!  At one time costing over $10,000, now only $999!

And, you'll all be glad to know that it includes a mouse, so that you won't have
to memorize all of those buttons.   Yes, that's almost exactly what the add said.

I'm waiting for the Commodore KIM-2 to show up next...